me is the cellular information. we will have to see. >> i think mark hill is going to get us all, thank you for joining us on a sunday night, thank you for spending part of your sunday with us, good night from south carolina. "life liberty and levin" is up nine i am shannon bream the u.s. launched airstrikes in sierra upon the death of an american contractor and attacked a link to iran. ♪ eight pentagon retaliates against pro-iranian militants after a deadly drone attack. the white house has firmly u.s. does not conflict with iran. texas ranks we took lessons were intended to send a very. but i'll sit down exclusively with michael mccaul chairman of the foreign affairs committee on

protecting u.s. military power without inflaming tensions. then, former president trump owns a 2024 rally in waco, texas blessings he can be indicted as soon as the speaker. west from the beat and it has been one witchhunt investigation after another. >> will have a live report outside trump tower. and will do a deep dive on the potential charges, the impact on 2024, and on the big picture concerns about what this could mean for a nation already facing major political divisions. then. what's he want tell me what you're doing i am telling you the data shows you are grossly failing at that effort. you know that you cannot protect the data and security of this committee or of the 150 million users of your apricot ceo of tiktok endures a blistering hearing as members of both parties demand to know what it is doing with americans private information. we will ask our sunday panel about safety, privacy national

security concerns when it comes to where the country's most popular apps. plus, my sit down with seven-time grammy-winning musician tobymac on its groundbreaking career inherently turned tragedy into a message of hope for his listeners. all right now on "fox news sunday". ♪ and hello from fox is in washington we are waking up to news on multiple fronts as my lesson for president donald trump left out of the manhattan district attorney. he is the fuming of her possible indictment that could come as soon as tomorrow. u.s. troops in sierra are on high alert right now after the u.s. and pro- i running groups traded fire in recent days. president says he was airstrikes are designed for deterrence but there are new concerns about escalation in a volatile area. with much more on the story's coming team just minutes but we begin with that deadly tornado that ripped to the mississippi delta late friday.

more than two dozen people have died. governor tate reeves has declared a state of emergency but robert ray a "fox weather" is live at rolling fork, mississippi were the hardest hit areas, robert. and, good morning hear from rolling fork and the mississippi delta. not far from the mississippi river. look at this destruction behind me. it are scenes like this all over this town for the devastation, the terror from this tornado began friday night at about 8:0. you see this right now, shannon, it is projectiles like this from homes that turn into missiles. wood boards, vehicles on top of homes in people's livelihood destroyed. according to the national weather service preliminary rating of an ef or tornado. what that means is that those were 166 miles per hour or even higher. tremendous devastation as this area has been battered every

single week by severe weather since christmas. some invited other officials are sending in the groups throughout the week. the federal emergency management agency on the ground already. ngos and other aid groups including volunteers from surrounding states are here trying to help people with the provisions, water, for places for them to have shelter. this town of just under 2000 people in complete devastation. catastrophic as the folks here are trying to pick up the pieces here on sunday 25 people have lost their lives in the state of alabama. one person in mississippi. this terror in trauma will discontinue in the days ahead. federal government promising to help the folks, shannon. looks robert ray in mississippi, robert thank you very much. vector covers of u.s. military strikes in sierra lustily more

attacks friday and saturday targeting u.s. forces. american soldier would have been wounded with there were no new attacks last night. in a moment i was texas congressman michael ♪ ♪ chairman of the foreign affairs committee about these tensions overseas in the u.s. response from the first lucas tomlinson report of the president's morning to the militant groups. president biden traveled to canada to unveil a new deal prime minister trento giving them both countries the authority to turn away asylum-seekers on insured border. but attacks by enron's against timothy and retaliatory strikes by u.s. airport f-15 strike eagle's dominated biden's visit to ottawa. ask the united states does not, does not emphasize the conflict with iran. but, be prepared for us to act for forcefully to protect our

people progress talked enough resources in the middle east sent his soldiers have been attacked nearly 80 times since biden took office. >> today iran possesses the largest most diverse are still in the middle east frequencies and proxy forces part of the ongoing china war between u.s. and around for decades. >> responsible for the death of american citizen or not? cracks and rents urgently backed these groups. groups by demonstration tries to pivot away from the middle east, in recent weeks china has been in. brokering a deal between saudi arabia and iran to resume relations. on capitol hill many lawmakers from both parties want to counter china's military and economic rise taking aim at the ceo is a popular app tiktok. cooks are teenagers in particular shown more distressing content? what's the opposite is true progress questions about wheat and corn in beijing progress has spied on american citizens? was he don't think spike is the

right way to describe it. >> many lawmakers went to see tiktok band completely nationwide. spin it will talk with that lucas johnson print from the light white house, lucas thank you for turning some text from going congressman michael mccaul chairman of the house foreign affairs committee put welcome back to "fox news sunday" progressed i said and thanks for having me. sweet@vladimir putin now singha going to position nukes and belarus, pronouncing it doesn't change our posture but what does it say to you? quickset tensions are rising at think this is saber rattling on the part of putin's sickly try to frighten the operations going on. here's the way i see it, shannon come since president biden's come into office he has projected weakness. when you project a weakness you invite aggression and were when you project strength like reagan talked about you invite peace. what you were seeing was a piece on iran getting aggressive. and putin now invading ukraine. and chairman she china

threatening taiwan and the pacific. all these things are happening at the same time. it is not by accident it is by design it is weak foreign policy out of fear. i think we are so weak right now, these tactical nukes are disturbing. i think the fact there and belarus as well. the prime minister and ukraine the other day and said that what happens here in ukraine will happen in taiwan and in the far east and the pacific this is a very important confrontation right now. some unitless talked about that let's talk about the context of ukraine, present she meeting with putin and all the other things interconnected here for their lawmakers out there now saying, including toxicology toxicology & nursing they have got questions we are out spelling relative to native and european allies become step was happening there. he worries a chinese understand a recent start typing create ukraine if that happens we can use them at the incident of

taiwan. if there's a large-scale war broke out with trident within about a week the united states in front of a so-called long range internship missiles. lessen your here he said you didn't think we could be in military conflict with china by 2025. so, with that in mind the resources, the military aid, what are your concerns on those two fronts because workers are base is not up to speed. the weapons imprint ukraine is old weapons were a land-based sensory sensor taiwan will be a marine and they are new weapons. i think the concern though i sent often foreign military sales to taiwan three years ago that have yet to go into country been getting ready to travel over there. that is a concern there are no deterrence what's happening in ukraine will provide deterrence with what happens in taiwan. but they are not prepared there are no deterrence there for war. spin it if janet knows that how much is that purple us in the way of deterrence?

which is more disturbing to me as this alliance between putting in present sheep or they just met again that the next 100 years of going to be the greatest years. they are talk putting in lethal weapons from china into ukraine, into the fight with russia. and they are buying weapons from iran and north korea. they are all tied together in this thing print is a geopolitical estimate gets a fight between tierney oppression versus democracy and freedom of the west. you could not dissect the two they are tied together. what happens in ukraine directly affects taiwan and the pacific. we need to deter on both sides. my argument is this administration has wholly failed not deterrence. sweet night china -- mike is not just a meeting with putin this week on this and that is disturbing that their brokering gears between the saudi's, the iranians, brazil's president was delayed for illness had a planned trip to meet in beijing as well. are we losing are we losing our

position on the world stage? china is courting people out there willing to do it publicly. >> we are not leaning in front we are leading from behind we talked about that during the obama years. yet isis rear its ugly head. because of this weakness our aggressors and foreign adversaries are on the march. they are getting aggressive against our interests in the united states because it is weakness. president trump, at least when he was in office they can. shannon: what about those he created a chaotic situation. when biden came back it is going to be a smoother foreign policy president trump and keyed for that green tea and room to create chaos and under him as critics say that lost respect from the world. >> the fear provides deterrence. unpredictability as well. i would say with trump, with biden because the projection of weakness but >> to afghanistan we may not have enough time to talk about that. but when afghanistan imploded that is a turning point. that's when putin looked not a

question of if but when. putin looked to ukraine and present she is looking at taiwan then it's when everything everything changed afghanistan was a turning point, it was a disaster we left americans behind, afghanistan partners spine, and we have heard testimony about the sniper they had the suicide bomber in the sites but was he given authority to take up the suicide bomber that would have saved 13 servicemen and women that is a tragedy. that is the beginning of when things are to go downhill. shannon: was asked about the she was secretary blinken about the dissent cable came from embassy employees who were worried about the strategy, the pull out strategy there in afghanistan. you have asked numerous times for even asking for it, for years here's what he said this week white you haven't got. >> by our regulations these cables may only be shared with senior officials in the department again that is to protect the integrity of the process. to make sure we do have a chilling effect on those who might want to come aboard.

it will have their identities protected and they can do so again without fear. >> he said that's the justification for why you have not gotten it. you said you would subpoena him if you don't get on the end of business on monday but what he think is in the cable and you think you get to see it? next exit to have employees this pulse of the secular state in the white house we want to know and the american people deserve to know and the veterans, and the gold star mothers deserve to know what were in those dissenting cables. what was so important these 23 employees were reaching out at the highest level singly disagree through policy. i do not care about his internal policies. i care about the veterans and gold star mothers like marine sgt vargas andrews had his arm blow off and his leg. you have the suicide bomber in his sights and was not given permission to engage. that is what i care about. that's why if they do not deliver by monday close of business i will serve the subpoena. shannon: want to make sharia back to the other gentlemen it

was cumbersome bowman on the issue of tiktok a very heated hearing this week. he says just going after tiktok is potentially racist. here's what he says. but let's not be racist towards china and express our xenophobia when it comes to tiktok. because american companies have done tremendous harm to american people. shannon: he says this is somehow xena phobic motivation to go after china. tiktok, when we have american company ceases marketing privacy concerns in the same ways. we are race has been the shining is not. do not understand this logic blame america first. every national security official in this administration it's a national security threat. we banded in the congress, right? we bandit in the congress that it is too dangerous for us to have why in the world is it safer for our children to have? fate is a backbone engineer

iphone is a spy balloon into your phone but it can your data it can message to you. i have marked up a bill out of my committee has a constitutional framework to ban tiktok. i think congress is going to move forward on this. when it with fingers on the heat hearing is both sides of the isle were standing together sing this is threat to our children we need to stop it. we went to that point of summer american companies were heavily invested directly producing an trident meeting in beijing include sequential sgt tim cook from apple, i will point to american companies to benefit often being there have an obligation to speak out against things are in conflict with our interest question work things happening with our young people and kids through some of these products? exits profit during national security are we going to export in technology that going to the hypersonic weapon? is built on the backbone of american technology. this bible had american

components in it. it's right for us to make breakfast exporting technology to the chinese that then they put into their war machine, that they can turn against us and taiwan the pacific? i don't think so we have to appeal to the sense of patriotism. this case think national security i was profit incentive. between that we do not get that's our time is up thank you for coming back. i'm effects are president trump held a camping route of the site texas rained against reports he could be indicted in the coming days. product competence and comprehension without legal battle could meet for trouble. i went for the rest of our country legal experts join us next.

the present time can be indicted as soon as tomorrow. the manhattan district attorney is investigating whether trump violated campaign finance laws and a hush money scheme. now there plenty of skeptics on the possible move across the legal and political spectrums. trump himself last night at a campaign rally. animal will bring in fox news' senior clinical and tobymac brit hume six and longtime prosecutor trey gowdy off of stark, state, or leave the art of decision-making. gentlemen, standby. first bryan llenas is lined with more on the former president's comments. shannon, we expect the jury to meet tomorrow for me also expect hear from one final witness who

will testify in front of them before they decide on whether to indict former president trump in manhattan district attorney (i guess to be investigating whether trump violated campaign finance laws by allegedly making hush money payments to adult film star stormy daniels in 2016. sources tell fox news there is quote major dissension in the das office over the potential quote we can spread d.a. break is under intense political pressure to drop the prosecution. republicans calling it a political witch hunt. untruth social trump worn an indictment could bring quote potential death and destruction. trump also posted a photo of himself holding a baseball bat next to brad's head admin security concerns on friday, a death threat was mailed to the das office. >> twice impeached former president roderick is reckless, reprehensible and irresponsible. it is dangerous. and if he keeps it up he is

going to get someone killed. trump has been underwriting off news of a possible indictment. on saturday held a defiant 2024 presidential campaign rally in waco, texas. election is over i will be the president of the united. [cheering] road and the thugs and criminals who are co-opting our justice system will be defeated, discredited and totally disgraced. our expressing concern breaks investigation could undermine three other trump investigations deemed more significant for the mar-a-lago classified documents, georgia election interference and lesson generally six probe. he live in manhattan. thank you. we will discuss now with brit hume, trey gowdy, and jonathan

turley. i went to talk a little bit more about what the president said about this potential. the innocence of people makes no difference whatsoever to these radical left maniacs. it is worse actually in my opinion, hard to believe anything could be worse than this but i think it's worse than ballot stuffing or immediate manipulation by the fbi working together twitter, facebook, and the rest. next i'll start with you he talked about this idea prosecutorial discretion and this being a tool in the toolbox against him. talk to us about that discretion prosecutors have. >> i have discretion but they do not discretion to create their own laws. what is being done here is something most of us consider it really be on the pale. as bragg is taking a new york misdemeanor which by the way is expired and only has a two year limitations he is potentially bootstrapping that into a felo felony.

but he intense according to reports prove a federal crime the department of justice itself the client to prosecute. now effort he is listening already the court of public opinion. paul came out showing roughly 60% of people viewed this as a politically motivated. but he is playing to a jury pool in new york and the likelihood of finding a trump support in the north during post about the same as finding a triceratops. it is not that likely. in the arco i think you're going to look at this incident wait, you are a state prosecutor going to prove a federal crime? i think he has got a rough road ahead. but what he has done is handed trump proof positive of his long narrative. this is a prosecution. tonight brent i want to bring into this point. they agreed to this is a political prosecution princess trump has every right to be upset. but rather than seek his vindication in the courtroom or

even just making an impassioned speech trump must inspire a mob time and time again trump's responses have been unhinged, indicative and self-defeating. celebrate it sound like the professor like many people do this case does not happen or falls apart without a convict conviction. if the president stepping on a potential victory for himself with a reaction to it? works i think so. it's been widely speculated this prosecution by alvin bragg that he is espousing here will help trump. i have my doubts. it's a great issue what effect might it have been on getting the republican nomination. my guess is it will not have all that much effect. when you turn to the question whether he can be elected president again have to answer this question when this prosecution motivate a single voter who did not vote for him in 2020 to vote for him in 2024?

i think the answer to that is pretty clear. do not see a single voter who refused to vote for trump four years ago or nearly three years ago, turning in his favorite now after he has been indicted in might be indicted for further investigation is the bryan llenas. spent a lot about this is perception. if mr. bragg asked the president will make sense. america will officially be a country like bolivia or the philippines are prosecutors and one political party arrest leaders of a rival political party. trey, i will bring it in here. is that overstating it? when of the fence looked at this and decided to drop at this district attorney it was the parts we are getting it's worth. it's also a charge i think kimberly is a bright party think our justice system is on a real really dangerous points. anyone who doesn't think we can

find a red state prosecutor or attorney general to go after a democrat, then justice system estimation wears a blindfold for a reason, chance she's not supposed to cure your political orthodoxy, eraser and gender. this is by far the weakest of the cases upon which president trump is under investigation by far it is factually weak it is legally week you cussed out to the limitations problems. you got witness credibility problems and yet for political expediency alvin bragg is finally found a crime he thanks is worth pursuing. not resisting arrest, not shoplifting, not drug offenses but he thanks paying hush money he does not in think prostitution should be illegal but paying for silence. we are at a dangerous points. the president runs the risk of doing what they said not to do, do not commit the crime for which you now serve the sentence. he is in a good spot legally and factually in new york. do not blow it by talking about

death and destruction and holding a baseball bat. >> we had this question about who is this other witness? did you hear from leslie because robert casale and attorneys who worked with michael cohen britt michael concert is not by him but he gave a different set of events but he said either caught is lying then or he is lying now. this is what fox news outcomes reporting to familiar sources told foxnews a digital on wednesday the grand jury was canceled amid quote major dissension within the district attorney's office but one source limit district attorney is having trouble convincing the grand jury of potential charges into the quote weakness of the case for some professor, how much you think robert casillas testimony impacted him question cute in the same cannot: his cameo conflicting information. using six e-mails i got other more than 300 others that are relevant to the inventors have additional? it is really telling. grand juries do not usually rake prosecutors over the coals in

order to get an indictment. you have them at hello when you walk in as a. he's having trouble it's indicative of how weak this case is been the most damaging aspect might have a former counsel to cohen he says that he's lying lying any brought 300 e-mails with him and said these to what cohen says. jury may not have seen the e-mails the most damaging thing you can do in a grand jury is at the grand jury believes are only seeing part of this picture. the dissent within the office is equally important. it is a weak case. we can talk about georgia that is fairly weak but is more conventional. i think there's a greater threat in mar-a-lago. that is well trod ground for prosecutors. but new york is a political prosecution. i think you have to call it i think a lot of prosecutors may be getting sticker shock on this one saint this is too costly to our office. speeding weed on the house gop going back-and-forth with alvin

bragg's office for their sink we are going to have you testified got to come here for questions i run your office and bragg's office for her and becky do not have any jurisdiction here we are sovereign are not going to come short for anything another letter back-and-forth last nig night. the wall street journal editorial board says is the house gop takes alvin bragg's bait. they've got awarding house republicans are hurting their own because it's one thing to denounce mr. bragg's prosecution is weak and unjust. it's another to look like the pending mr. trump is a new majority's main preoccupation. so what about that political point? it's fair to view the effort by the house committee to please the trump base. i think it might be wise for them to stay out of it. the case is faltered yet to answer this question why on earth was mr. costello allowed to testify? normally when a grand jury is on the verge of indicting someone

the prosecutor is running the show, they do not usually invite witnesses. damaging to come and testify which this prosecutor did which raises the question among many whether you try to find a way out of it and allow this testimony to go forward for that reason. which again suggests with the house committee is doing is probably unnecessary political point of view. when torque the power to 17 is only as good as the power to force and force that's a pain it's never going to be enforced. there thousand reasons to criticize but he's not going to come before congress and justify himself. ask thank you all very much. excellent report and present binds assessment of his own vice president and some of the comments are not so rosy. cap next we will ask our sunday panel of the strategies behind the unflattering link and impact

on 2024.

donald trump refusing to let up on his attacks on his possible 2024 gop rivals. the former president lashing out to florida governor desantis at his rally in texas last night. him overrated for its time now to suit our group things are

sending group, bloomberg tv washington correspondent credits any smith editorial director in townhall.com political editor benton rate welcome everybody. we will get to that about mr. desantis but he also leslie was talking about this a prosecution he calls a persecution out of new york. guy, what happens this week? >> your guess is as good as mine i was pretty convinced early last week this indictment was coming for they got all the way down this path. they'd taken some of the slings and arrows along the way and seem determined to do this. but then we have these weird delays and got punted into another week and rumors swirling about about how maybe the grand jury was going wobbly and the loss of the plot of this and maybe have a problem and bragg's office for the thing is, think this is part it is not just conservatives and trump supporters who were attacking bragg in this case, it's a lot of other people from across the

spectrum. i think maybe democrats are getting nervous whether or not this is in their interest. my guess is alvin bragg a single out of income and from a lot of sources and perhaps, perhaps, perhaps e-cigs the relic we will see. i thought is what more time talking about that lesson they did hit on a couple time plenty of time talking about florida governor rhonda sanchez, here's a sampling. >> i did rallies for ron that were massive rallies. and they were very successful. so we got him the nomination, we then got him the election. remember one thing florida has been tremendously successful for many years. law before the sky became governor. probably in fact asked or more successful than it is now. sweet and emory i'm guessing the government take issue with that the president continues to poll well ahead of ron desantis is not officially clearly zone presidents radar. >> clearly the former president going after governor desantis

means this is where he sees potential his biggest fights to making sure he be the candy for 2024 what is also interesting is you mention the polls the recent polling shows republicans want their nominee to be the former president that is actually a change in february this mammoth paul is tied and in december government desantis was actually leading the former president. but now looks like the former president is by large leading the party and also in the indictment potential is actually helping him. it's also going to name probably a lot more campaign no space former president. member august the fbo's about to launch a mar-a-lago, campaign wise he was bringing in like $180,000 a day. then it went to a million. all this actually helps a former president. all eyes on him because of potential indictment in new york. >> but do democrats want this to happen to the former president? to the lake on this happening because they think he'll be the easter would take out versus ron

desantis, nikki haley or someone else? like two guys point earlier there have been mixed reactions on this from democrats. i do not know a single democrat in the white house, on the hill i think sent alvin bragg indictment donald trump would be a silver bullet. let's be real. this attack is largely baked in against donald trump. people that he paid cash money to important starting cap cover up no affair. >> received a nice pick up some of their okay with it or they're not. i did not know needle with voters are looking for specific future indictments. royalty this we make mistakes sometimes thinking it's going to be some divine intervention is going to help us be donald trump. if he is the nominee it's going cap the fight on the issues. spain it was still time for joée norman were waiting to impress invite is going to announce his reelection bid. meantime ap has since fight and dips near lowest point since the

president of 38% in a sprawling, 45% per back in for my 41% in january. guessing that's not what he wants to be making this decision. >> of course not but is not surprising he starts on presidents at one point i'm trying dollars spending package that stimulate inflation, but the comes on left and right agree. event out-of-control customer since. aborted that remains out of control we have infighting within his administration about the status. the city and the cloud following a train derailment. administrative is not attentive to the needs and no banking crisis that is in suing who is going to look at all the sensate man, this is better than we were four years ago? no one is going to say that you sent acted in his polling. the only shocking thing about this poll is this is not the lessee has been. he has been lower before but the reality is he's getting very bad marks. democrats or any position they do not know what to do. joe biden is i guess the only guy they come forward?

shannon: writers get to this in his thinking reelection according to their sources about the bison presences democratic sources say say biden has frustrations about some of her work. he's also convinced that their hair star any other democratic hopefuls will be able to beat former president donald trump if he is the republican nominee affected that is influenced biden's inclination to run. they connect what democrats what is plan b? what to think when you plan b or plan c. joe biden is going to be the nominee and i would caution everyone not to read too much into the polls right now. let back to 2022. they're worse for joe biden that they are right now people are predicting a red wave. the democrats are getting wiped out and instead he had the best midterm performance for any incumbent democratic president in six years. why is that? elections are not referendums. they are choices. trying to form a choice between joe biden who has been able to

deliver on infrastructure improvements along medicare. quincy simply going to run. aunt republicans and got to find a way to get out of fighting all these culture wars and espousing all these conspiracy theorists otherwise it will continue to hammer and some are meant and moderate voters for christmas i press quick word from you, guy? what suppressants approval rating is terrible. the vice president's approval rating is worse. he is 80. most democrats and posting out with him to run again but it is full steam ahead it's pretty peculiar moment in our politics. shannon: pastor grumble talk about summer culture more issues. coming up company is also about how much information parents should have about what is happening inside their kids schools. that is next and it's easier than ever to■ get your projects done right. inside, outside, big or small, angi helps you find the right so for whatever you need done. with angi, you can connect with and see ratings and reviews.

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they extreme maga republicans passed a bill that puts in politics over parents and will ban books, sensor librarians, and bowling children. >> this is the parent can now know what is being taught in the school. this is now saying the. reading material. it's now thing parents can now see what the monies being spent on with a school board. shannon: cost democrats and republicans feuding over the dam appearance bill of rights. past the house are probably dead on arrival in the and back out the panel are right vince, hearing this to descriptions a philatelic two different bills for. >> totally, totally different from the left is very critical of the so-called book band same party that moved to ban to kill a mockingbird. the same ideology is been feeding the effort to censor in rl stine's books and now for the whole thing is so crazy. the reality here is a federal government taxpayers spent 8%

hispanic initial wiper as a result you have kind of a saint have us operate print that includes the republican said this is really basic. if your child cannot read by third grade the school has to tell you but that is so important child made by third grade. if the teachers have a curriculum thing to post it, make available to the parents. teachers need to meet with the parent at least twice a year. these are very simple expectations. all parents are for the idea you could demonize this bill is outrageous. it's a perfectly good build the kind of things americans expect conversation with their money. >> the man who runs the senate and chuck schumer has said that on arrival essentially. is this just sent us a messaging bill because it has no life after having passed in the house because it was past my house think about going into 2020 former republicans want to make this a talking point your

research 50% of republicans say students and how the arm education is one of their top priorities were setting out, glenn us is how he was able to win the governorship. at the last minute he rose her focus on education and an independent medicine suburban households very, very much suburban women republicans are libyan this as a way to potentially try this message home to in 2024. this of the health the belt measure would require schools to publish curriculum publicly mandate parents be allowed to meet their children's teachers to make schools give information to parents when violence occurs on school grounds, so liz why didn't any that democrats want to vote for that work and communicate in it kudos to the people around the spell it sounds completely against parental engagement? it would be against safer schools? nice scratch beneath the surface that you see this an intent to him in the culture wars in the last playstation bait which is america's classroom.

accident vent culture wars. >> finally say that? democrats in congress have led efforts to book bands to censorship of important topics. some students a few commonsense amendments introduced an amendment to prevent book banning the republicans rejected it. they introduce amendments to prevent censorship of women's history, black history, the holocaust republicans rejected those. i don't think innocent don't change the holocaust. preventing censorship of that? sometimes i call them poison pills. you know how this works sometimes ill and things to a bill. >> a messaging amendment if you will. through a messaging bill progress one click counter to that as they did allow amendments from that would require schools to report to the community if a trans girl you same women's bath and print they were allowing amendments. the fact they are lying amendments like that until would

permit banning book suggests to me this is logical worn shapes closing cracks they have been using girls and to vote on like a holocaust bill that is indignant alive. something that is happening. >> we have seen censorship of the holocaust in schools across the country and schools want to change both sides of the holocaust there are both sides may have seen galen supports them. the majority party often allows and votes from their party on amendments and denies into the minority that i was in the house all the time. the cold are in schools unfortunate for the aggressors in the culture wars over and over again on the left. teachers unions and other people have agendas. part republicans are saying is that they're going to be shoving the seven kids, we went to notice this and have a say on this. push back a little but again sent from client shannon renville's description of the bill. every single house and democrat voted against that measure.

and it seems like what they're republicans for argus democrats view engage in farm parents as a problem for the republicans view of the other way. be very happy to have that debate. plexus cap happens at the same time have this interim report from the house judiciary committee the weaponization of government that slick subcommittee about the fbi tracking parents investigating them. it says that the school board related investigations have resulted in federal charges highlighting the public in a spot on attorney general's actions. they missed it all seems to be silencing the critics of its radical education policies prevents an interim report but it is they're republicans doing but i said they're going to do it just going after investigative fees. you should also take some fox news which is that they only go after him look at the stuff if there's an actual physical threats against people. but they do not deal at all is blocked parents amendment right to freedom of speech and showing up to school boards.

221 you have the school board go to the president say when federal help on this. say no you're itching, vincent got a go to commercial or will make a penalty and extended cap next intern's biggest heartbreak into music that is comforting to others as they walk through deep suffering encompasses grammy award winner toby. >> , next. ♪ ♪

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that is an express is a founding member of d.c. talk wrap, rock, hip-hop show became of the most influential groundbreaking in christian music. they say singer songwriter tobymac as a solo act to seven-time grammy winner selling out arenas across the country. this latest tour is bittersweet. promoting album born out of a tragic loss that threatened to shake his faith. ♪ you are the only rock i will build my rock on ♪ ♪ through it all out you will remain ♪ ♪ the sun goes up ♪ ♪ the sun goes down ♪ ♪. >> i think the way my son spend active people because i write while going through. my theory is i'm not that

different from everybody else. but you are my cornerstone. shannon: jonathan turley is a stranger. he is annual hip deep into her featuring songs he wrote while dealing with the devastating grief of losing his oldest son. >> i remember driving to my first writing session and i am like him i really going to walk in this room, a writing session with these guys act like everything is normal when it is so far from that? works 2019 is 21-year-old son died of an accidental overdose. my heart is shattered. how could i do what i did befo before? it felt really strange to me. and it felt so sad. and out about you ♪ ♪.

>> he channeled that grief into new songs to help as millions of listeners find hope in the midst of their own suffering. ♪ you guys are so gentle with me for an up writing assignment they call faithfully. it just talks about when my world broke into pieces sure their availability. when i cried out to you, jesus, you made a way for me. i wrote it about but it was very, very, very dear song to my heart about how god is kind to me and the hardest place in the deepest valley. >> and you heard from other people? i've got to imagine infants are touched by this music. >> i've heard from a lot of people i have lost. i have lost loved ones. you know, i would not want to be the guy that met them where they were but i am that guy. and it god is going to use everything. i believe that.

>> tobymac group just outside the nation's capitol in fairfax, virginia. he shot to fame as a member of d.c. talk a christian or rabbit trail performed with two classmates all standing at liberty university. now, at 58 his performances are still high octane. >> two feel the wear and tear of the shows the way you do? >> i love we are on our 13th show tonight in my hometown that i grew up in, came to shows he here. i am planning on leaving every ounce of anything on that stage tonight. quick short warm. >> give it up the city band each night he takes the stage with musicians and singers have a compass diversity spreading their message of god's goodness. >> had to go about ink music and songs? you have got away with words. how is that all come together? >> it's a lot of different ways but typically it starts here.

i love to right around people. i love humans relationships. i think we are more beautiful human race went all of our colors are represented. and when we are welcoming to each other. a lot of times i will write a hope of a song before walking to the studio. many, many times i remember writing help is on the way. i walked into the guys studio and it was like ♪ ♪ it may be at midnight or mandate ♪ ♪ oco oco oco. >> so long term what you want your legacy to make? >> interestingly enough backstage matters to me as much or almost more than on stage. not just my life at home, of course that matters to me. backstage matters to me. what happens in these halls men

arena. what have rings. if there is not community and love praying for each other going on backstage than if we take the stage, aren't we just hypocrites? will people to experience and night they are fully entertained. but at night also where they are reminder that god loves them. ♪ oco. shannon: jonathan turley scene is back on the road with stops in arizona and texas for a quick note my podcast living room is fresh out the point the sick fox news contaminant pastor robert joins me too talk about the story of job and the importance of deep friendships in the midst of suffering. for the source (a book love stories of the bible speak. currently for preorder and finally out this tuesday printing endowment and subscribed to my podcast i had into foxnewspodcast.com or wherever you like to get your

podcast. benefit for sna. thank you for joining us. i am shannon and bream have a great week. we'll see you here next talk sunday >> an evening and welcome to "the next revolution". i was at a local event this weekend and we started by say the pledge of allegiance and it made me think of two things, first incredibly how special america is nothing like that happens in england where i grew up or hungry were my family is from from a new citizen of this country i have to tell you it's an amazing thing an amazing thing that we have such a strong sense of what america stands for, here is the second thing